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As a companion in the house the Dachshund has perhaps no compeer.
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Chopin, then, is not a compeer of Bach, Handel, Mozart, and Beethoven.
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In this mild and philosophic pathos, Wordsworth appears to me without a compeer.
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And take it by and large, it was without a compeer among swindles.
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St. Francis, the compeer of St. Dominic, was born A.D. 1182.
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His fellow and compeer, of course, is our own Herbert Spencer.
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Like his great compeer, Milton, Dante fails of universality from want of humor.
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Horaiai was esteemed as the compeer of Demosthenes and Cicero.
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Place him within your Gothic arch, the only fit compeer
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On the contrary, this world is our compeer, nay, we are one with it.
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With many recollections of pleasanter times, my old compeer, happily released before me, Adieu.
12
He was a compeer, at the Bar, of Chief-Justice Lumpkin.
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I am the everlasting one without a compeer, whom no creature can kill or destroy.
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How the burly Torrigiano's heart burns within him when the Duke praises his compeer's works!
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There you have no compeer in modern times.
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Be a worthy compeer of the divine spirits whom we have learned to love through you.